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They Global elites knows that Christianity is the majority. And they are tire of kissing up to goody goody two shoes. They want immorality to rule the world.
(RNS) Donald Trump thanked conservative Christians for their votes, and promised to protect their values in his first commencement address as president, at evangelical stronghold Liberty University.
"In America we don’t worship government, we worship God," he said to raucous applause at the graduation at the nation's largest Christian university Saturday (May 13), in Lynchburg, Va.
Liberty's president, Jerry Falwell Jr., has long supported Trump, a Presbyterian who has married three times, built casinos, and was caught on tape bragging about groping women.
But 81 percent of white evangelical voters cast their ballots for Trump in November, buoyed by his campaign promises to safeguard their religious liberties in a country where they often feel that their rights to express their faith — at work and in the public square — have come under attack.
"I want to thank you," Trump said to the 50,000 in attendance. "You voted. Boy oh boy, you voted, you voted."
Trump, who received an honorary law degree at Liberty's commencement, said he was making good on his promises, pointing to the signing of an executive order earlier this month that directed the IRS to limit enforcement of the ban on pastors endorsing politicians from the pulpit. Trump promises to protect Christians at Liberty commencement speech - Religion News Service
(RNS) Donald Trump thanked conservative Christians for their votes, and promised to protect their values in his first commencement address as president, at evangelical stronghold Liberty University.
"In America we don’t worship government, we worship God," he said to raucous applause at the graduation at the nation's largest Christian university Saturday (May 13), in Lynchburg, Va.
Liberty's president, Jerry Falwell Jr., has long supported Trump, a Presbyterian who has married three times, built casinos, and was caught on tape bragging about groping women.
But 81 percent of white evangelical voters cast their ballots for Trump in November, buoyed by his campaign promises to safeguard their religious liberties in a country where they often feel that their rights to express their faith — at work and in the public square — have come under attack.
"I want to thank you," Trump said to the 50,000 in attendance. "You voted. Boy oh boy, you voted, you voted."
Trump, who received an honorary law degree at Liberty's commencement, said he was making good on his promises, pointing to the signing of an executive order earlier this month that directed the IRS to limit enforcement of the ban on pastors endorsing politicians from the pulpit. Trump promises to protect Christians at Liberty commencement speech - Religion News Service